Dave Meikleham


10 games reviewed
73.9 average score
75 median score
50.0% of games recommended
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Sep 29, 2023

Despite the loss of the FIFA license, EA Sports FC 24 remains the supreme soccer game to beat.

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65 / 100 - Godfall
Nov 18, 2020

A pleasant, samey slasher that may bore your digits while making your GPU sweat.

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70 / 100 - FIFA 21
Oct 15, 2020

FIFA 21 fixes some on-pitch issues, though it stops short of giving the series the meaningful overhaul it needs.

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Aug 25, 2020

A competent and crunching MMA sequel that brings key improvements to the Octagon but stumbles when the action moves to the ground.

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A classy sandbox that stands out from the pack thanks to its brilliant battles against an array of fantastic beasts.

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Feb 14, 2019

Though this standalone spin-off shamelessly reheats the map and overhaul mechanics of Far Cry 5, it introduces enough new ideas and winning missions to make its apocalyptic mark just about worth it.

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Nov 2, 2018

If you've been looking for an excuse to revisit Destiny 2, the hunt for Cayde's assassins offers a killer package. Don't disappoint your dead droid chum, eh?

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Sep 25, 2018

With a beautiful Blighty and an innovative season-based online endgame, Horizon 4 is a wonderfully polished, thoroughly modern racer. Sadly, it doesn't feel quite as progressive or impactful as its Aussie predecessor, and there's a sense the sandbox series is ever so slightly coasting on its laurels.

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8 / 10 - Watch Dogs 2
Nov 18, 2016

An endearingly daft sequel that ditches the original's dour action for a brand of subversive play that squeezes the most out of some cracking gadgets and a brilliant map.

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Aug 19, 2016

A handsome, thoughtful blend of shooting and stealth that delights with its choice-driven play. Though it can feel painfully rushed at times, which is a shame.

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